Recent content by becky

It's worth trying. Let us know how it works out. Good luck!

Thank you for the comments. I'm wondering...what sort of success are you having with these comments. I delete these types of comments on my blogs.

Diversify your links by building backlinks from different sources: blog comments, forum profiles, forum signatures, articles, 2.0 sites, press releases, etc. Also, diversity the type of link you do -- different anchor text, some with and some without anchor text. And diversity what pages in...

One way links are always better.

Hyphens is just one of so many factors. Given the choice, I'd take a domain name without hyphens (unless perhaps it's a three word domain). But I'll take a hyphenated dot com over a non-hyphenated dot net any day of the week.

ContentYogi is an excellent service! I ordered articles for a client who wanted them published in ezine. Josh assured me that would not be a problem. Well, as it turns out, ezine changed their guidelines for this particular niche (which I will not mention here, as it does not matter anyway)...

Sweet! Any suggestions on filling in the optional fields? And whether to check the server notification box?

Sweet! Any suggestions on filling in the optional fields? And whether to check the server notification box?

WP is by far the easiest to learn. If you want to invest a bunch more time in learning, one of the other platforms may be for you. If you're planning on having a 10,000 page site, one of the other platforms maybe a better option. If you're into more advanced techie stuff, one of the...

WP is by far the easiest to learn. If you're want to invest tons of time in learning and site building and maintenance, one of the other platforms may be for you. If you're planning on having a 10,000 page site, one of the other platforms maybe a better option. If you're into more advanced...

It's good to have a diversity of link sources: articles, 2.0 sites, blog comments, forum profiles, social bookmarks, etc.

Yes, that's correct. Scape anything relevant. But for posting, use the keyword you want to rank.

There's no maximum on adding content. But better to add less content and do it consistently over a long period of time, compared to adding a bunch of content over a short period of time and then stop.

How does it compare to Tweep? I'm happy with Tweep but may get TA Pro too if it makes sense to do so.

There's a video of matt cutts talking about how a site will not get penalized if it's on a shared ip with a "bad" site, but i wouldn't want to be on a shared ip with 1000 porn sites, LOL.